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Tottenham–Crystal Palace is a Premier League pairing in which home advantage has not guaranteed control. Palace won 1–0 at Selhurst Park on 27 October 2024 and 2–0 at Tottenham on 11 May 2025, while Tottenham won 1–0 away on 28 December 2025 before Palace won 3–1 in north London on 5 March 2026. A future meeting can ask who manages the setting.
Past matches, Tottenham vs Crystal Palace
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Tottenham
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8M
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22M
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7M
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9F
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31G
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40G
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76D
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57M
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52M
Crystal Palace Substitutes
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D
17
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F
11
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M
19
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M
12
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G
44
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M
8
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D
24
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M
55
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M
10
Match events
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7'Souza Yellow Card
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14'N. Clyne D. Munoz
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22'Jørgen Strand Larsen Yellow Card
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25'Pape Matar Sarr Yellow Card
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32'Ismaïla Sarr Goal cancelled
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34'⚽D. Solanke Normal Goal (Asst: A. Gray)
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38'Micky van de Ven Red Card
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40'⚽I. Sarr Penalty
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43'Y. Bissouma R. Kolo Muani
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43'C. Gallagher Souza
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45'⚽J. S. Larsen Normal Goal (Asst: A. Wharton)
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45'⚽I. Sarr Normal Goal (Asst: A. Wharton)
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67'B. Johnson E. Guessand
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74'Richarlison D. Solanke
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74'X. Simons P. Porro
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81'W. Hughes A. Wharton
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81'C. Uche J. S. Larsen
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82'Yves Bissouma Yellow Card
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90' +2Nathaniel Clyne Yellow Card
Stats for this game
Matchup Tottenham VS Crystal Palace
Palace can overturn the home hierarchy
Crystal Palace’s 1–0 win at Selhurst Park on 27 October 2024 was followed by a 2–0 victory at Tottenham on 11 May 2025. The second result matters to the matchup profile because Palace did not need home advantage to impose a clear margin. Their route is to defend the important spaces, wait for the game to open and make Tottenham’s expected control work against them.
Tottenham still have a response
Tottenham’s 1–0 win at Selhurst Park on 28 December 2025 showed that Spurs can manage a narrow away contest. Palace’s 3–1 victory at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on 5 March 2026 then restored the stronger counterpoint, with the visitors turning an early shift in the match into a decisive result. The pairing therefore stays venue-sensitive rather than one-directional. A future meeting can test whether Tottenham establish control at home or Palace again make the setting irrelevant.